Mr. McLeavy is distraught over the

Mr. McLeavy is distraught over the recent death of
his wife. His wife’s nurse, Fay, enters to help him prepare for
the day. Even though his wife has only been dead for a few
hours, Fay encourages McLeavy to propose to her. Oddly,
the wardrobe in the bedroom is locked. When Fay questions
McLeavy’s son Hal about it, he admits to locking it, and
refuses to open it.
Hal’s friend (and sometime lover) arrives acting as Mrs.
McLeavy’s undertaker. In actuality, Dennis is only working
as an undertaker so that he and Hal can burrow through the
basement of the funeral home into the bank next door. The
locked wardrobe is full of stolen cash and police are combing
the area. Hal and Dennis, in a moment of inspiration, decide
to hide the money in the coffin and put the body in the
wardrobe. The young criminals plan to escort the coffin to the
burial site and exhume the body once the coast is clear.
Before they can leave, however, Inspector Truscott of Scotland
Yard appears claiming to be a member of the Metropolitan
Water Board. The Inspector searches the house; Dennis and
McLeavy leave for the cemetery leaving Fay and Hal behind.
Once alone, Fay confronts Hal with her knowledge of the
crime, hoping for a share of the money. Truscott reappears
aware of Hal’s guilt and starts to interrogate. Hal is unable to
lie and answers truthfully. The Inspector assumes that he is
lying and beats him.
Dennis and McLeavy return. They have been in a car accident
on the way to the funeral and the coffin is nearly demolished.
Truscott reveals his true identity and reveals that Fay is
responsible for the deaths of thirteen people, including all
seven husbands and probably Mrs. McLeavy as well.
Fay decides that, rather than marry McLeavy, she will marry
Dennis who is now a rich man thanks to his bank robbing.
Hal, Dennis, Fay and Truscott split the money into four equal
shares. Truscott can’t arrest any of the three without exposing
himself, so he arrests McLeavy, the only innocent person in
the whole affair.

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Mr. McLeavy is Distraught over the recent Death of
his Wife. Wife's his nurse, Fay, enters Him to Help Prepare for
the Day. Even though his Dead Wife has only been for a few
hours, Fay encourages McLeavy to Propose to Her. Oddly,
the wardrobe in the bedroom is locked. Fay when questions
McLeavy's Son Hal About it, He admits to locking it, and
refuses to open it.
Hal's friend (and sometime lover) arrives acting as Mrs.
McLeavy's Undertaker. In actuality, only Dennis is working
as an Undertaker so that He and Hal Can burrow Through the
Funeral Home Into the Basement of the Bank next door. The
locked wardrobe is full of Stolen Cash and Police are combing
the Area. Hal and Dennis, in a Moment of Inspiration, Decide
to hide Put the Money in the coffin and the Body in the
wardrobe. Young criminals to the Plan Escort the coffin to the
Burial Site and the Exhume Body once the coast is Clear.
Before they Can Leave, however, Inspector Truscott of Scotland
Yard appears claiming to be a Member of the Metropolitan
Water Board. The Inspector searches the house; Dennis and
McLeavy Leave for the Cemetery Fay and Hal Leaving Behind.
Once alone, Fay confronts Hal with Her Knowledge of the
Crime, hoping for a share of the Money. Truscott reappears
aware of Hal's Guilt and starts to interrogate. Hal is unable to
Lie and Answers Truthfully. Assumes that the Inspector He is
lying and Beats Him.
Dennis and McLeavy Return. They have been in a Car accident
on the Way to the Funeral and the coffin is nearly demolished.
Truscott reveals his true Identity and reveals that Fay is
responsible for the deaths of Thirteen people, including all
Seven husbands and probably Mrs. McLeavy as well.
Fay Decides that, rather than marry McLeavy, She Will marry
Dennis is now a rich Man Who Thanks to his robbing Bank.
Hal, Dennis, and Fay Truscott Split Into Four the Money Equal
shares. Truscott Can not arrest any of the Three Without exposing
himself, so He arrests McLeavy, the only Innocent person in
the whole Affair.